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Condon Kinzua & Southern Railroad Kinzua Pine Mills 3-truck Heisler #102 |
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The #102 leading a log train into Kinzua. Note the side dump hoppers and the enginehouse with the open doors at the extreme right side of the picture. Photo from the Marc Reusser collection. |
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Another shot of the #102 in Kinzua. Photo from the Marc Reusser collection. |
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The #102 seen here switching some boxcars. Photo from the Marc Entz collection. |
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Six years after being replaced by GE 70-ton #104, the #102 awaits it's fate sitting between two buildings in the sawmill complex. Photo taken December 1957 by Jerry Lamper. |
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Another shot of Kinzua Pine Mills #102 taken in December 1957 by Jerry Lamper. |
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The #102 is seen here in storage at Bridal Veil, Oregon, after leaving Kinzua. Martin E. Hansen collection. |
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These two photos show the #102 in storage at Banks, Oregon, on 1 April 1967. John Taubeneck collection. |
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The #102's final storage site before going to the Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad was in Woodland, Washington. Clyde Schurman owned the locomotive at this time. Martin E. Hansen collection. |
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The #102 as she appears today, in operation as Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad #91. Martin E. Hansen photograph. |
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